"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

Bolivia's economy in the 1980s. The Russian oppositional press has begun
warning about mondialism. This is not the case in Sweden or Germany.
A remainder of less-informed Communist and Nationalist forces
(useless idiots) in Russia naively believed that they could still act freely on
the political scene and control development. That was why those
Communists once again tried to gain control over Russia by attempting to
depose Boris Yeltsin in September 1993. But their time was definitively
up. The international financial elite made sure they were removed, just
like the freemasons did with the nationalist maverick Lavr Kornilov in
August-September 1917.
It was obvious that the freemason Boris Yeltsin had great difficulty in
putting down the rebellion in the beginning, since the army wanted to
remain neutral in the conflict. On the 4th of October 1993, the Minister of
Defence Pavel Grachev ordered the elite brigades of the Tamansk division
to Moscow. He promised the officers new homes if they obeyed. Grachev
wanted at least 10 groups, but only four joined him. They began shooting
at the parliament building. The special anti-terrorist force refused to
murder Yeltsin's enemies. Only a part of the Omon police forces (riot
police) and the presidential guard joined in the battle.
Yeltsin did not dare to trust these completely, as the Russian journalist
Vladimir Alexandrov revealed in Russia and abroad, and so Yeltsin agreed
to have 35 members of the international Zionist terrorist group Betar sent
to Moscow. (The Spotlight, 22nd of November 1993.) When this group
first tried to force their way into the parliament building, Cossacks forced
them back.
The interesting thing was that there were (according to amazed foreign
journalists) so many Jews among the defenders of the parliament. That
clique had not yet understood that the epoch of Communist pretexts was a
closed chapter.
Afghanistan veterans and criminals from the organised gangs working
in Moscow were later sent to attack the parliament building. Betar turned
up shortly thereafter with their shock tactics. One could listen to internal
radio communication, which revealed how Betar advanced inside the
building.
Betar was founded in 1923 by Zeev Jabotinsky in Riga, Latvia. The
purpose of the group is to fight "anti-Semitism" by acts of terror. It is very
typical of such movements that they can also practise terror against civi-
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